Author: Alix Johnson

A new, surreal mural has been unveiled at Dovecot Parade in Liverpool, created by renowned street artist John Culshaw. Taking inspiration from the whimsical world of dreams, this public artwork was a collaborative effort with the Dovecot and Knotty Ash community. The project was made possible through funding from Culture Liverpool, the UK’s Shared Prosperity… Continue reading Dovecot dreams inspire psychedelic mural

A photography exhibition is set to take place at a launderette in Liverpool, showcasing the unique charm of the establishment through never-before-seen images captured by its users and neighbors. Kitty’s Launderette, located just 500 yards from Liverpool FC’s Anfield stadium, will host the exhibition titled Kitty’s After Dark in collaboration with the People of Anfield… Continue reading Unique photo exhibition celebrates “beautiful launderette”

Amy Milson’s journey as a dancer has been shaped by her experience living with a visual impairment. Diagnosed with Periventricular Leukomalacia, a brain injury, her eyes struggle to communicate with her brain, causing delays in processing visual information. Despite these challenges, dancing has always been a source of freedom for her, allowing her to express… Continue reading BLOG | “My hidden disability is a part of me, but it’ll never define me”

Liverpool City Council is reaching out to the community, creatives, organizations, and cultural partners to participate in the public consultation for its new draft Cultural Strategy 2025–2030, Culture Makes Liverpool. The strategy presents the council’s unified vision for how culture can shape, inspire, and fortify Liverpool in the coming five years. Evolving from the 2020… Continue reading Have your say on the future of Culture in Liverpool

The Walton community in Liverpool recently celebrated their identity and strength with the unveiling of an anthology called Walton Rising: Tales from Spellow. This anthology was commissioned by Culture Liverpool in response to the torching of Spellow Community Hub and Library during civil disorder last summer. The project was a result of a 12-week creative… Continue reading Walton’s strength and unity celebrated in new anthology

Liverpool City Council is seeking dynamic proposals in various art forms for its annual Black History Month program. This initiative, which runs throughout October, aims to recognize and celebrate the contributions and achievements of individuals with African or Caribbean backgrounds who may have been overlooked or misrepresented. The Culture Liverpool team is calling upon creatives… Continue reading Creative grants programme to shine a light on Black heritage and culture